Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 115
earest chairs by the dying fire. And now, remarked Phyllis, constitutingherself spokesman, as she threw on a fresh logand some smaller sticks, wed be awfully obligedto you, Ted and Eileen, if you 11 kindly explainwhat this mystery is all about! I dont see why under the sun you had to comebutting… … IN THE GLARE OF THE ELECTRIC TORCH THE GIRLS RECOGNIZED HIM Rags,—you d probably be very much the worsefor wear at this moment! Thats so! Forgive me, old girl! You did doa fine piece of work—all of you. I m just sorebecause the thing turned out so—badly. Butwhat I really meant was that I cant see…
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